From My Classroom To Yours Conference 17 th Annual Conference Richard Stockton College of New Jersey Wednesday, March

1. Screencast Your PowerPoint Presentations Using Camtasia! From My Classroom To Yours Conference17th Annual ConferenceRichard Stockton College of New JerseyWednesday, March 12, 2014Michael F. Ruffini, Ed.D. Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania The Teacher Cast Academy – http://www.theteachercastacademy.com Menu Focus

2. Presentation Focus • Screencasting Overview • Flipped-Flip/Face Models • Screencasting Benefits • Acquiring Screencast Videos • How Do I Start? • Screencast Model • Kahn Academy • Demo – PowerPoint Screencast Menu

3. Screencasting Overview • Many outstanding Web 2.0 tools for the classroom to promote teachingandlearning. • Screencast videos have emerged as THEteaching tool for online instruction. • Ascreencast(screen capture) is a digital video and audio recording of what occurs on a presenter’s computer screen. • Completed videos can bepublished and exported as YouTube Movies. Menu

4. Screencasting Overview Research indicates that Instructional Screencasts are: • Motivational • Multimodal • Engaging • Accommodate any learning style • Used for: tutorials, demonstrations, digital storytellingand narrated PowerPoint class lecture/student presentations. • Applications – Flipped and Face/Flip Classroom

5. Flip – Face/Flip Screencast Video gives teachers options in delivering instruction. M.Ruffini M.Ruffini Face/Flip – Enhances the Face-to-Face teaching model. Video is used as a supplemental resource – along with other homework. Flipped Class – Video is the core of the lesson – Students view lecture as homework. M.Ruffini M.Ruffini

6. Flipped Classroom • The concept is to flip, or reverse, the traditional teaching approach. • As homework, students view an instructor's lecture or presentation via a video screencast. • Class time is reserved for answering questions, solving problems, and engaging in collaborative learning activities. Students come to class familiar with the content. • Flipped teaching enables teachers to become facilitators of learning and minimize the sage-on-a-stage teaching approach. Menu

7. Face/Flip • Face/Flip combines face-to-face classroom instruction and uses a screencast video as part of homework. • Screencast videos used as needed. • Part of assigned homework. • Primarily used to provide an overviewof a topic or to explore specific in-depth concepts. • Good way to start using screencasting in your class! Menu

8. Screencast Student Benefits • The ability to pause or rewind gives students the option to move at their own pace. • Canorganize and sequence contentto objectives. • An excellent multimediapresentation format. • A perfect medium to explain difficult technical concepts. • Students themselves can create authentic, content-rich videopresentations. Menu

9. Acquiring Screencast Videos • Two ways to acquire screencast videos to use with a lesson: • Find a screencast video that is already available from YouTube, Khan Academy, neoK12, TeacherTube andother resources. • Takes time and many do not align with lesson objectives. 2. Create and produce your own screencasts. • You can align content exactlyto lesson objectives. Menu

10. How to Start? • How do I start producing my own videos? • What software and hardware do I need? • Easy way to start - • Software – TechSmith Camtasia (PC & MAC) – Screencast.com for video hosting. • Record a PowerPoint presentation – Camtasia has a PowerPoint Plug in. • Hardware – Good USB mic– Digital Tablet (Wacom – INTUOS Pad). Menu

11. Screencast Model Infuse Multimedia Elements

12. PowerPoint Screencast Design Model • Design Model Infusing Multimedia Elements/PowerPoint Battle of The Bulge – Rise of the Third Reich – Overview of World War II

13. Screencasting & Khan Academy • From a small office in his home, Sal Khan has produced more than 4,800 video lessons teaching a wide spectrum of academic subjects. • Today his Khan Academy is pioneering thousands educational screencasting videos across the curriculum for free. • Khan Academy videos have been viewed over 355 million times. • 60 Minute segment on Sal Khan & Khan Academy. Menu

14. Resources • Camtasia Tutorials • http://www.techsmith.com/tutorial-camtasia-current.html • Free Screencasting Tools • http://www.emergingedtech.com/2010/01/comparing-12-free-screencasting-tools/http://mashable.com/2008/02/21/screencasting-video-tutorials/ • Screencast.com - When you use TechSmith software to create great content, Screencast.com makes it possible to share it easily - Free • http://www.screencast.com/ • Sound Bible – Free sound clipshttp://soundbible.com/ • Animation Factory – Animated Clip Arthttp://www.animationfactory.com • Presenter Media – Animated Clip Arthttp://www.presentermedia.com/ • Web 2.0 Tools - Web Tools for Teachershttp://edjudo.com/web-2-0-teaching-tools-links • Royalty Free Sound Tracks – Free sound trackshttp://www.incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/ Menu

15. Screencasting Planning • Planning Steps - • Write down what you want to communicate with your video – 3-14 minutes • Create a basic outline then - storyboardsequence flow – tied to objectives. • Write an audio script to guide viewers through the information. • Record the visual portion – desktop or PowerPoint of the video, leaving extra long spaces between slide transitions or areas in which you plan: narration, YouTube clips, animationsor call outs. • Record the audio portion from your script in post production. • Edit and trim the video. • Publish Video. Menu

16. Microphones USB Desktop USB Headset

17. SLIDE MENU • Slide 1 - Title • Slide 2 - Presentation Focus • Slide 3 - Screencast Overview • Slide 4 - Screencast Overview • Slide 5 - Flip - Face/Flip • Slide 6 - Flipped Classroom • Slide 7 - Face/Flip • Slide 8 - Screencast Benefits • Slide 9 – Acquiring Screencast Videos • Slide 10 – How to Start? • Slide 11 – Screencast Model • Slide 12 – Design Model • Slide 13 - Kahn Academy • Slide 14 - Resources

18. Screencasting Tools